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Ever-increasing data volumes are forcing legal departments to create comprehensive eDiscovery strategies. In fact, more and more firms are investing in digital tools to expedite eDiscovery and improve outcomes in court.
But as many legal firms are experiencing firsthand, eDiscovery is no cakewalk. There are many challenges and barriers that slow down operations, increase costs, and expose firms and clients to risk.
In order to get the best eDiscovery results, it’s critical to implement robust quality control measures. This is important for ensuring accuracy and aligning team members to goals and objectives.
Comprehensive quality control reduces errors that contribute to slowdowns and bottlenecks. The result is a faster and more efficient legal review process.
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Read on to learn why eDiscovery quality control is important, the benefits of enforcing it, and some best practices to consider when integrating these mechanisms into your workflows.
What Is eDiscovery Quality Control?
eDiscovery quality control is a strategy for ensuring that electronically stored information (ESI) remains defensible and accurate in court. By implementing robust eDiscovery quality control measures, legal teams can prepare more effectively for hearings and trials. In addition, eDiscovery quality control helps reduce risk and prevent inaccurate and unnecessary information from appearing in court.
How Does eDiscovery Quality Control Work?
When you boil it down, there are no exact rules when it comes to eDiscovery. Your legal firm is free to form its own strategy and process for tasks like quality control.
